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Yesterday 22:41
By Mona Hojat Ansari
Why is Africa important to Iran?
Hundreds of African traders, officials convene in Tehran and Esfahan following the Iran-Africa Summit
TEHRAN – It's rare to find two regions with a completely unblemished history of ties. Most have experienced friction, and negative perceptions of foreign countries are common all around the world. When it comes to Iran and Africa, however, centuries of interaction have, for the most part, been marked by an absence of any major hostility.
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Yesterday 22:34
Iranian director to restage "The Brothers Karamazov" in Tehran
TEHRAN- Iranian stage director Ashkan Khalilnejad plans to restage an adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky's renowned novel "The Brothers Karamazov" at the Iranshahr Theater Complex in Tehran on May 3.
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Yesterday 22:31
Andisheh cultural center to review “Conclave”
TEHRAN- “Conclave”, a 2024 movie directed by German director and screenwriter Edward Berger, will go on screen at the Andisheh Cultural Center in Tehran on Tuesday evening.
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Yesterday 22:30
TMoCA hosting “Picasso in Tehran” analytical sessions
TEHRAN-A series of analytical sessions for the exhibition “Picasso in Tehran” is being held at the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art (TMoCA).
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Yesterday 22:27
2 Iranian short animations to participate in Bulgarian festival
TEHRAN-Two short animations from Iran will participate in the 16th International Animation Film Festival Golden Kuker, in Sofia, Bulgaria, from May 7 to 11.
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2025/04/29
By Salman Parviz
Mediation crucial to control nuclear-armed Indo-Pak hostilities
TEHRAN -- After the deadly terrorist attack on April 22 in the disputed Himalayan region of Pahalgam, which killed 26 tourists were killed, Iran has offered to mediate between India and Pakistan to reduce regional tensions.
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Yesterday 22:24
By Wesam Bahrani
Truman aircraft carrier flees Yemeni missiles in Red Sea
TEHRAN – A U.S. Navy fighter jet was lost in the Red Sea following a heavy assault on an American aircraft carrier by Yemeni forces.
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Yesterday 22:23
By Sahar Dadjoo
Israel on trial in ICJ for Gaza aid restrictions
TEHRAN - The International Court of Justice (ICJ) proceedings in The Hague from April 28 marked a critical juncture in the longstanding humanitarian and legal challenges posed by Israel's responsibilities towards Palestinians, specifically access to humanitarian aid in Gaza and the West Bank.
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Yesterday 22:22
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Hezbollah chief proposes a roadmap to rescue Lebanon from its dilemmas
BEIRUT — Ahead of Lebanon’s municipal elections, Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem’s striking speech on Monday evening carried many political and social messages.
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Yesterday 22:21
By Shahrokh Saei
Chinese president: BRICS bank a shining example of Global South collaboration
BEIJING- President Xi Jinping's trip to Shanghai has underscored China's significant commitment to promoting multilateralism in the face of the US unilateral actions.
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Yesterday 22:19
Iran's first VP condemns Western ‘Iranophobia’ and ‘Afrophobia’ as barriers to Africa ties
TEHRAN – Iran’s Vice President Mohammad-Reza Aref sharply condemned Western countries for perpetuating "Iranophobia" and "Afrophobia," adding that these narratives are designed to undermine Tehran’s efforts to forge stronger ties with African nations.
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Yesterday 22:18
‘Silence on Gaza exposes human rights hypocrisy;’ Iran proposes Eastern alternative
TEHRAN – Iranian officials and international scholars convened at an International Human Rights Conference in Tehran on Tuesday, where Vice President for Strategic and Parliamentary Affairs Mohsen Esmaili delivered a scathing critique of Western-dominated human rights institutions, noting that they have enabled Israel’s "genocidal crimes" in Gaza.
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Yesterday 22:13
TEHRAN PAPERS
Prospects of Tehran-Baku relations
TEHRAN - Hamshahri discussed the meeting of the presidents of Iran and Azerbaijan in Baku in an interview with Mehdi Khorsand, an expert on Eurasian issues.
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2025/04/29
By Xavier Villar
Death without mourning: How global media trivialize Iranian suffering
MADRID – The explosion that claimed the lives of at least 70 people and left over a thousand injured at the Shahid Rajaei port in southern Iran has been a national tragedy of monumental proportions. Occurring near the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, a key corridor for global energy transport, the incident has not only shaken Iranian society in humanitarian terms but has once again revealed the mechanisms through which the legitimacy of suffering is constructed within the international media space.
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Yesterday 22:01
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Yesterday 21:55
Israel’s ‘delusional’ threats will not derail Iran-U.S. talks, says parliament speaker
TEHRAN – Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf has dismissed recent Israeli rhetoric as “delusions” meant to influence ongoing indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the United States, warning that any act of aggression against Iran would set the region ablaze.
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Yesterday 21:54
Foreign military presence threatens Persian Gulf security: IRGC Navy chief
TEHRAN – The Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy, Rear Admiral Alireza Tangsiri, has warned that any insecurity in the strategic Strait of Hormuz would have far-reaching international economic consequences.
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Yesterday 20:40
Delegation of Sudanese National Political and Social Forces Meets Iranian Foreign Ministry Official
A delegation representing Sudan’s national political and social forces met today in Tehran with the Iranian Foreign Ministry official responsible for the Sudan file. The delegation was led by Ms. Ishraqa Sayed Mahmoud, Engineer Maryam Al-Hindi, and Mr. Khalid Al-Fahal.
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Yesterday 17:57
Grave stone inscription pertaining to Sassanid era identified in Fars province
TEHRAN - A historical grave stone inscription has been identified in the city of Abadeh, Fars province, Abolhassan Atabaki, a researcher said.
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Yesterday 17:57
Kapar Judaki Village hosts storks
TEHRAN - Kapar Judaki Village in Borujerd, Lorestan province, has been hosting storks for nearly half a century.
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Yesterday 17:57
Isfahan’s cities witness rise in tourist arrivals
TEHRAN - Deputy head of Isfahan province’s Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Department said tourist stay in the city of Isfahan decreased by 20 percent this year, while the other provincial cities witnessed a double or three-fold rise in the arrival of tourists.
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Yesterday 17:50
Direct flights to be launched between Urmia and Istanbul
TEHRAN - A new direct flight route between Urumia, the capital of Iran’s West Azarbaijan province, and Istanbul is set to be launched within days.
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Yesterday 17:48
Subsidence threats prompt new study on UNESCO-listed square in Isfahan
TEHRAN - Authorities in Isfahan plan to conduct a comprehensive study to assess the extent of land subsidence at the UNESCO-listed Naqsh-e Jahan Square, amid growing concerns that the phenomenon is threatening some of Iran’s most treasured architectural heritage.
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Yesterday 17:47
Deputy tourism minister urges visiting tour operators to share Iran’s clean image
TEHRAN – Iran’s Deputy Tourism Minister, Anoushirvan Mohseni-Bandpey, has called on international tour operators to mirror a clear image of Iran to the world, highlighting the country’s hospitality, safety, and cultural richness.
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Yesterday 17:14
Iran focus on reaching 2025 Beach Soccer World Cup final
TEHRAN - Fresh from lifting the AFC Beach Soccer Asian Cup Thailand 2025 in March, Iran will shift their focus towards the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Seychelles 2025 that kicks off on Thursday.
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Yesterday 16:23
INOTEX 2025 kicks off in Tehran
TEHRAN – The 14th International Innovation and Technology Exhibition (INOTEX 2025) opened at Tehran’s Pardis Technology Park on Tuesday and will run for four days.
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Yesterday 16:12
Iran ready to boost co-op with Africa in health sector
TEHRAN – Ali Jafarian, the senior advisor to the health minister, has announced the country’s readiness to enhance ties with African countries in the field of health.
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Yesterday 16:07
Islamic nations to approve first joint document on AI: science minister
TEHRAN – The first multilateral document on artificial intelligence (AI) among Islamic countries is scheduled to be approved during the 2nd Ministerial Meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC-15) Dialogue Platform, which will be held in Tehran from May 18 to 20, Science, Research, and Technology Minister, Hossein Simaei-Sarraf, has said.
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Yesterday 16:04
UN ESCAP adopts Iran’s proposal on protecting Zagros forests
TEHRAN –With the approval of Iran’s proposal on protecting Zagros forests at the eighty-first annual session of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), the issue is placed on the agenda of the Asia-Pacific Center for the Development of Disaster Information Management (APDIM).
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Yesterday 15:46
Over 135 earthquakes hit Iran in a week
TEHRAN – A total of 137 earthquakes were recorded across the country from April 19 to 25, according to the seismological networks of the Institute of Geophysics of the University of Tehran.